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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27
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vron ne chicago Tribune.
A ChScneo hank man who hes . lovely
wife told pretty good story q his club the
oshse day BY way of illustrating the proverb.
~ Wayu Of women. She bad said to him
"Dsar, now I'm not going to ssk you for an
allowance that is vulgar. You put couple
Of thousand in hank to ny credit give me .
check-bock and I'll run the house, clothe
myself, pay the servants, and relieve you Of
% much care"
The gentleman Was struck with the idea
'After all," he said 10 himself "this mar.
riage scrape I've got myself into promises to
pan out Dear, good little woman! How
thoughtful OF her. Why, of coursew SO he
drew q check on his own bank, deposited II
In another bank to his wife's individual
| credit, and gave her . separate bank and
check book. womanlike she tossed the
/ bank book into drawer, but held religiously
to the check book. Long before the month
/ had exp xpired she got . notice from the ban
that her account was exhausted, and the last
check had overdrswn It 81 10. would she
kindly make new deposit ?"
/ The lady was In . furious frame There
must be something wrong, she knew. Sh'
/ pored over her check- book, counted thu
stubs and the bank checks and then sh'
| knew that the hank had bluudered. Sh'
donned her new Easter bonnet and he
spring wrap aud full Of the spirit Of tn
| occasion and the outrage of the hanks insul
! | sailed into the cashier at the window.
"What does this notice mean ?" she askeS
| In voics quivering with passion"
1t means that your account Is overdrswn
) | madame, that's ALL"
"It.is NOT, sir. My husband gave me thi
. | check book, aud you see yourseit that out {
!, | the hundred checks in 1t l haven't use
titty. There's the book, sir see for you
SELL OF course you'll have to ex plain this I
| Mr.. - never was 80 iusulted -
/ "But my dear madame, don't you see 70
O | have drawn out all the money to your cred
!, | and clio besides H'
81 Just don't care anything about tha
My husband gave me this check-sook, an
o | here less than half of them are used. d
}. you mean to say am going TO lose all I
i those checks! Well, l IL SO and see my hu
- | band about II. He'll settle you, sir and II
{. | have any In nfluence with him, and think
u have, both his account ana mine shall go OF
! of this bank ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27
Restored to Hts Parents.

Charles Frick, small boy, OF 6's Poplar
street, wandered away from his home on
Thursday afternoon. and was found on East
King street by some boys and taken to the
ssasion house. Hscould not speak English,
and Special Ofiicer Slinkmsn, by question
Ing him, managed to get from him the fact
that he lived ON the hill. After long search
he found the parents Of the child. They
we're greatly distressed at the boys absence
And had bsen searching for him. 1t was the
second time within Q few months that he
WanAecsd away from home.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27
Famous German Historian In Town.

Or. Oswald Seidensticker, OF the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania, is the guest OF f. X
Martin, Esq. DR.. Ssidensticker Is well
known as the historian of this country, and
especially in Pennsylvania His German
works are Of the highest order OF merit his.
toricslly, while as master of German style,
the doctor has lev equals, and no superior
in his native language. Soms years ago he
wrote valuable and entertaining sketch OF
Ephrsts and its history which appeared with
illustrations In the Century, and upon which
Dr.. Eggleston based hi- very pretty story en-
titled "Sister Theresa" in the same maya
zine The doctor will spend Sunday In Lam
caster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27
DDA 0.

sHR.R.-In this city. on the ?6th inst, Sarah A.,
wife of W. L. =. sheer, aged IS years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, from
her husbands residence. No. 4! south Duke
street, on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. 2td
TRIssLER May 25. 1887 in this city, Mrs. Louis \
ii. Muller, wife OF Mr. Edwin TTfssler, aged 30
years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence Of her husband, NO. SIS West Chest
nut street, on Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Interment At Lanca cemetery.
MuLBR-May e8. 1857, in this city. Henriette
Miller. daughter of Hiram and Lydia Miller, IN
her 18th year.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
srectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
her parents residence, No. so South Water
street, on Monday morning at . O'Clock. sharp
toproceed to New Providence on the 9;3l train
Services at New Providence.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27
A Wen-Earned Position.

Joseph c. Lenix, who for three years wss
clerk in the Reading railroad express office
in this city, and who subsequently drifted
down to Boston, and obtained subordinate
position on the Boston & Albany railroad,
was on the 23d inst. promoted to the impor.
tant position Of general baggage agent on the
passenger department Of the Boston 4 Albany
road. Joe was q soldiers orphan, educated
at the Mt Joy soldiers orphans school. on
leaving school he learned telegrsphy and
opera,ed in Columbia for short time. He
Was brought to Lancaster - clerk by VIM.
]. Zsisler, agent Of the Reading & Columbia
railroad, and worked for him three yearr.
He made friends with every body and was
most faithful and efficient assistant Leaving
Lancaster he was station agent ct Port Wash.
inRton on the North Penn road and re.
NAMED there until three or four years
ago when he went to Boston, got .
position on the Boston & Albany road
and by bis own merit has won promotion -
general baggage agent His many friends In
Lane aster will be pleased to learn OF his good
fortune
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27
Another Suit for DAMAGES,

Marriott Brosius, esq.,, counsel for FREQ.
erick B. Reinhsrd, huckster, residing In the
Eighth ward, has brought suit for damages
In common pleas court against the Pennsyl-
vania railroad company. 1t will be remem-
bored that some time ago Reinhard was a
passenger on q train from Port Deposit to
Columbia Near Turkey Hill the train ran
Into the rear Of another and Q wreck resulted.
Reinhard was thrown heavily across the car
and fell on his back xcross one of the sests.
He was injured and confined to bed for
ssve raj days. As the company did not settle
with him he brought this suit
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27
Entries For Mondays Races.

There will be one trot and two running
races at McGrann's park ON Monday after.
noon, and they promise to be close and ex-
citing. The trot will be for purse OF s2OO
and the horses will be William Fiss' b. <
Billie D., and Edward McGonigle's Young
Aiddletown. Those horses are very evenly
matched and close contest Is looked for.
The first running race will be between
John J. DufIy's q. IN. Bessie; H. Skeen's br.
NJ. Lady g, and Aaron Ksufmsn's b. g.
Charlie. The pony race will be between
Aollie and Bobby g., owned by John j..
Duly and Richard Sales.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27
Don't want Them to Cross.

Superintendent Quicker, OF the Philsdel.
phia division OF the Pennsyivanis railroad,
arrived in town by special train this after
noon. He had conference with the stock.
holders OF the Lancaster street car company,
who are now extending their tracks and by
the route laid out will come down North
Queen street and cross the tracks OF
the Pennsylvania railroad at the passen'
ger station. The railroad company dc
not want the street cars to croes theil
track on grade and they will try to MAKE
other arrangements Under their charter tn
street car people can cross whore they please
but it is likely that the difficulty will be ad
| justed satisfactorily to both parties.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27
~ Bicycle &c PhiladeIphia.

Tomorrow morning party consisting Of
John A. Burger, d. s. Smith, 8. B. Downey,
OF this city, and George Kshler, Of Millers-
VILE, will leave this city on bicycles tor
Philadelphia. They will leave 1t O'Clock
and 60 by way OF New Holland, Honey brook
and Downingtown. They will take their
time ard expect to be In Philadslphis by
o'clock in the afternoon. On sunday they
viii visit Cape May by the steamer Repub-
lie, and will return to Lancaster ON their
wheels Mondsy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27

GuoDwo - 0osuee - U11s OeosAsaes xAoR
oe1oon Won1nhg Ana1vessasy.
4 0ooeup - D@Uog, - B9taN Ats wife.
eooo1gl0o1 ~ 9N0DaA onnivoeunsy oe thoif
I marrsses q Thuro1Ay svsaing q their fssi-
dsuce. No "a Loeuse ssrsee TAo occasioo
Was most joyous one. Mr.. Borsss, who v
Is yeass old, ,and HE wifs Who u Il, were both
In excellent health. Their six children,
fourteen grandchildrsn, one srsatgrsnd:.
child, and other kindred 70 the number OF
airy, were gathered around them. The chill.
dren are Mrs Mary Ecksrt, wife ot Leonard
Ecksrt; Mr.. Nar9arst 6chasfisr, vile o.
Jacob Scbseffsr; Mr.. George n. Berger,
tobscconist Mrs Barbara Holman, wife Of
| william Hoffman, OF Philadslphia; Mr.
| John Il. Berger, proprietor Of the Southern
Exchange hotel this city, and NJ VIM
Berger, fireman, also Of this city.
Rev. +. p. Mayssr, Of Zion Lutheran
church, made speech OF cougrakulation II
behalf OF the children, In which he referret
very feelinRly to the filial affection they ha'
ever shown towards their parents an
pointed to the well-preserved father IN
mother and the robust sons and daughters q
fulhiment of the command OF promis'
Honor thy father and Thy mother"
Rev. Maysev, on the part Of the childre,
presented both Mr.. and Mira Berger with
pair OF gold spectaclee. and on behalf OF Il
grandchildren with purse Of gold.
The house and grounds were Brilliant
Z | lighted up, and . sumptuous banquet vi
, | spread for the entertainment OF the guest
| The festivities were kept up until the VI
sma' hours, the aged couple remaining uni
: oil their guests hsd left.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Berger are Germans
4 birth, and were married In the iatherlsn
. With four young children they came
2 America In July, 1852, and on landing
Il New York came directly to Lancaster whe
II they have since resided. They enjoy I
IN esteem OF all who know them, and In CO.
"a mon with their many friends the INTEL
y. eENcER congratulates them on "the hap
us occasiop," and hopes for many more retur
Az | of the anniversary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27

Nsv HorE market,

rev HorG 0APket.
NBw ioRK, May g.-Flour market dull (;
.tne. q 4oos 25: supernns, g 1898 50 ;
20 fancy extra state. g 7S04 Oo ; common to good
Wheat-No He'd state. soc; No. . DO
9skc No. Red. Winter. May, s7kc; J uns, exc ;
July, 96h receipts 2,D.4 0; shipments. 800. l22
COrn-kO. mixed cash. Is. May, tIkc; do
June. ANc July isxc; receipts. %. 800 bus ship
Osts-So. ! White State. SOC: No. DO
37kc; No. Mixed, June. &c; July, 35Lc; re-.
cei pts, 5000 bus /; shipments. 2.lF
Bye dub westsrn, ta0oSc; state, o7k05ec.
PORK DUH old meas. Ns sols0.
LArd-June, 1iA1i July. EU2; Aug. e7is.
Aolasses b,fc f0 90 boiling sCock.
IurpeX ~ sc
Rosfn Btrained TO good, q 22k6ll e7x
P6trd Pduil Refined. In casss,s5sc.
Ireid duh grain to Liverpool. "a.
Butter Dull; Western Creamery. l5kS1lsc
Hlgin Creamery. 220Bc state dairy, hall drkin
Cheese dull; western ylat. llNol,xc; GOOD to
choice light skins, llk0l2kc. Fancy White.
lO0lOHc state Factory. 7k6l0c skins. 65Ic
aggs steady state. lShG!tc; Western. lakd
sugar nrm: Refined Cuuoas. slls0s,lc
6rRnuiated. 8 ll-l605Xc.
TAllow dull prime city, N63 l3-l6c.
8ice nominal Carolina. fair IA good. S03xc.
Oo6ee nrin 4; fair csrgoos. 2lc. tor kio.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27
More Consc,sucs Mon o..

County Treasurer Grider received another
contribution to the conscience fund OF his
office on Thursday. 1t was . go note. and
WAS enclosed In leaf of . patent medicine
almanac and ON Q slip OF paper was written
the words conscience money" The letter
was postmsrked Conewago, was mailed on
May 25th and received at the Lancaster offics
on Thursday at l p. m. Tho amount has
been credited to miscellaneous receipts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27
He Paid the Bill.

Mr.. J. d. Good, high constable OF Mt
Joy, paid visit to the city on Wednesday
and called on Chief Fornwslt. He had
in his possession a warrant for Lewis
Becker, of Hsilmandsle, charging him with
defrauding Q citizen OF Mt. Joy out OF $l5 so
horse hire. Alderman Krsidsr backed the
warrant and upon calling on Becker he paid
the bill and costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27

W. +. Hsmbright, chief marshal OF the
Decoration Day parade on Monday, has is.
sued the following order:
The line will form on North Queen street,
right resting on Penn Square, and will move
promptly at 9 p. m, passing over the follow
ing route West King tn Prince, to Cones.
toys, to South Queen, to ZION and Woodward
Hill cemeteries. (Services). To Strawberry,
10 South Queen, TO East King, to Lime, to
James street entrance Of Lancaster cemetery.
(Ssrvices.) To Lemon, to North Queen, TO
Penn Square and dismiss Organizations In.
tending to participate will report at 80 p. NJ,
40 they may be assigned positions In line.
Carriages Will form on West Orange street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27

Assistant Priest - g. Msrys Catholic Church.
Rev. Charles Kenny has been appointed
assistant priest at St Mary's Catholic church,
and arrived in Lancaster Thursday evening.
Rev. Kenny had officlsted In York and
Remove, the latter being his last place OF az
pointment
Rev. Mark O'Neill, OF Lykens, has been
transferred to Mount Carmel, and Rev. John
Reilly, OF Mount Carmel, to Lykens. The
above appointments were made by Rev. N.
Harrisburg,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27

At the State Teachers associ ,tion at Clear.
field, on July 5, o and 7, Prof K. o. Lyte, Of
Miilersville, will respond for the sssc.
citation to the address Of welcome.
At the evening session OF July 7, sd.
dresses will be delivered by DR.. e. f..
Higbee and DR.. J. p. Wickershsm. j. p.
McCsskey Ii the secretary OF the association,
and Prof. +. o. Lyte member OF the execu.
tive committee.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27

The regular monthly meeting of the water
committee OF councils was held last evening
and they continued in session for two hours.
The usual business was tran sacted, aud the
complaints of number of persons in regard
to ex xoners,ion from water tax ere heard.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27
Eina Fat QAllla.

M. d. Kendig, of CresswelI, Manor town
ship, shipped today to the Philadelphia
market, through Mr.. Z. F. Yohn, nine head
OF fat cattle, their average weight being l,755
pounds and gross weight 1895. One OF the
stsers weighed . ton. All of them were
perfec. beauties.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27
the 77th Reunion.

IAst evening the survivors OF the 77,h
Heeimsnt held another meeting In Roth.
WGllas's hall and about 80 members were
pgosonk Aftsr some talk over the proposed
Seuniop they adjourned to meet Saturday
ovenisgs June llth, whom . permanent
otunnisattou will bs affected and time for
~ reunion appointed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27

Adam Charles, OF Lancaster township,
chsrsed with committing IN assault and bat
tsry on Charles Heinsy, wss arrested ou
Thursday by Oficsr Bsschlsr. He entered
ball for Q hearing before Alderman A. f.
Dounelly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27

The Psques fishing club, Of this city, will
leave tomorrow afternoon In one Of Dan
Trewitxs large omnibuses and drive to
Intercourse. They will encamp along the
Peques creek, near that place, and will return
70 Lancaster on Monday evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27

CHICAGO May &,-rhe Dvovsvs' yoNvW0S ~.
ports Cattle-Receivts, 800 head shipm0nta.
ioN !; market stronger chipping steers, 80 to
Lop As.. o. 1sQA 90; stcckerS and feederA ~ p
o. Is ccws, bulls ana mixed. ~ OlD2 IS bulk,
6t00S 10; Texas cattle, s,7sOs IS
Hcgs-keceipta. Moo head shtpmenH NJ y,
0leo packing and shipping. q soos 10; light,
q u a. So ships, 8 000A ~.
shesp.Receipts, S0o head shipments,
u M{1& IS western. G Sxol s. Texans, q $50
3i3 lambs. o. NoA IS.
shipments, none market DUH piime. % sous
fair TO good. - 5oslt 80 common. ~ 2oN -
cattle shipped to New York. none
s-keCeipts, lAW head shipmenta $50
head market fair; Philadelphias, o N0s 20
pigs q tOoA 10; hogs shipped to New York
cars.
sheep -Receipte, so head shipmente, Ion
market dull prime, aSf& l0s fair to good. - y
a. IS common. d tQt12 -; yeariing lAfhbs %
as " spring lambs q SG60.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27

Mr.. Lydia Fry, widow OF the late Jaoob
Fry, died on wednesday afternoon at LAndis
Valley, assd 81 years. Ths funeral takes
plaes On Saturday mossing q LeAD's meet'
isg house. y Aanhsia township
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27

This afternoon a dog had one foot cut of
by the cars at Lemon and Walnut streetA
Special Officer Burns stopped his suffering
by shooting him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27
b.,ioon,s,s Wan, to Go Up Here.

u1iIoounU "sHs 70 o" Up "efV'
Mayor Morton il in receipt OF letters from
Prot s. A. King, OF Philadelphia, and Prot.
Carl Myer. of Mohawk, New York, ser onauts
who would like to make ascensions in this
CITY on July All.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27

OhieAgo Pr0ouoo Mapkss
V1ioAeo. nsy "a. 1880 Q, m -Asrhet opene0,
asa,;.asy. sstc; June. ssko; July, s6Ec
OolnInay. $3.50 June. ssxe; July. AOxo
9S9Jans. ssHe; July. IKE; Aug, ssxc.
EsdIuns. . Gs; July. % 1a<; Aug, o sax
ohogt Ribs-sunss q 81 July. q "; Aug
Mhees.hay. sss<e Juns. a,teI July, ss,fc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27

.Cesn.IlAy. s7>ts, SunA s,Ss, Juiy. WNa
.Osss-aay. Ske, June SKe; Juiy. 10.
Aus. $50.
lAro-May, o b'k june, G 20 4; July. 8 10;
Aug. o. 5Ik.
ESbs-nay. q Is, june. u IS; July.
a IS Aug IS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-27
BIC lNDUcEMESr
-fOR-
SATURDAY AND MONDAY,
-lN-
HATS AND BONNETS,

Trimmed Hats from sas up, all shades, In
yurbans. Feathers, Flower, LAGOS, Lass Gaps
ssom sce. up: Collars and Cu6s. ladies, white
Iron eoc. up. and Ambro!dered Jsrssys from
Also Psrasols aud Sun Umbrsllss Of our Own
@anuiactuee. Lace Govern for PASaaOis ana
CSSuaoes Iron 10. up. DOnt mlee IT, Call ana
ssisS xsAsasxs.aSst aSstss Sssss ..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-04
PERSONALS

Oliver Wood, Of Fort Townsend. Is a,
Joseph sWeeney, muchaut OF Friday
HarhoF, il 10 town.
y ~ HsH'ord went 10 Tacoma on legal
business yesterday.
O. Human postmaster At Clinton. Il
N ne oliy on business visit
Ma y, N Stetssn eontafnnlatss a trim
70 CshIernla during the co&inz week.
William Manks. merchant and p,at
MASTER a. ndalgo. is spending few days
D. h Jackson. OF the Puget AIii Com.
pAnY Al Port Gambia. II IN the city ana
registered at the Arlington.
AK Stewart. Of Victoria. II C: Arthur
Cleveland. George Creasey. Of OR.
bonado. John Jones, OF White River,
Alex Kerr, az Victoria: j. u. Ball, OF
tRinton; g l., Waite OF Tacoma are al
oeNe England.
A. l. Doo'i'tle. c. G. Sweeney. Of Ia.
coma, Oliver Wood. Of Port Townsend
hn A. A Jones Mrs Davis. Ms. Jones
Hack Diamond, II. Zshn. OF Mount
fefnon X hrown. OF ReBton; r. G.. Hin.
aan, Of q nton; X. Bowmezsau, OF Port
siake'y are al the Brunswick.
>. Comstock and wife. Mrs. ~ Nc
beaald and two daughters. kdwafd Nc.
pSaAid, Of Port Madison: y. II Jack son
fort Gamble: Sol Hlulnauer, Nd Whtp.
>. hanheimer. Of Portland; J. Kaha.
Loape, OF san Francisco; John Kel-
-, o. Philadelphia: G. N. Tharndiko, Of
lseoma, arc at the Arlington.
= h'enh0'er OF Portland; J. A. Wi
sanS o. Victoria; W. ID. Mcdonald, Jr.,
ssa vile Of Nc Minnville. o.. Jasenh
SneT, Of Friday Harbor; John D.
s9asrtson, J. NJ Day, OF sauak; 5. y
vateeeAd, q Jacksonville, Miss: g
= Ne.soh, OF Forest Grove; Il. A.Kmefy
NAlcaiEan are Al the Occidental,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-04
SEATTLE LEADS.

ME. Isaac Pincus, Of Tacoma. boz
buyer for the Lilisnshals, while in thiI
city yesterday said to q Posi- ISTTLLI
GEEcKR reporter:
"You may tell your readers in The
morning that the finest carload oil
hops ever shipped by rail over the Gas
csds Mountains, vent directly from
Seattle. On Wednesday shipped car
load Of hops from Seattle BY way OF
the Cascade Branch over the N lrthern
Pacific to St. Paul"
That 10 very good, !" said the reporter,
"but hos 10 the hop nsrkstS"
Mr.. PiHe1s-"The market is very
mach excited. I made a few contracts
st fifteen cents few weeks ago. for
growing hops, bat, lstely, | increased
my Offering to seventeen cents. but can
not get pound. | can see no reason
for the excited state OF the hop market
myself. bat tha's the way it goes"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-04
ANAAaow ESCAPE Faox DESTRUCTION.

A NARs1w ESCAPE FR0N DEsTRucTIcH.
GA Thursday morning. at O'Clock,
when the steamer Glide vas four miles
from Mount Vernoa, the cook got up
aud commenced tn build q FIRE IN the
galley stevs. Ia doing %, be picked ~
a Gao OF coal oil and began 20 psur oil
over ths burning kindlin9. when The
can exploded. throwing its flaming con
tents over the co b aud upon the galley
q 1cr. Tue cooks screams aFOnssd the
passsu Rers, no burst open the door be
tween the dinipRroom sud the galley,
sad jsrked tbs man from bis terrible
situation. He rushed down stairs aud
the eneinoeI. realizing she troaole,
TIRES el nkef over him and snoth
cred the fife, which YES rapidly G nsum-
log bis clothing snd his flesh. Il the
meant me she door 40 : sides OF the gal
lev we're IN fAEses, aUd the burs'isg OF
the door hsd created drsft, and
allowed the fire 10 extend into the din
inRro1m. A liHs OF hose vas connected
Sith the steam donkey pump, and ten
minutes after the first alarm the fiames
Esrs exilneuisksd. TIE steamer pro
sas ded 90 Seattle for repairs. Ihe Glide
vas iasured IN q company represented
bv Tsylor & Barns. Who at once Notified
their trincspsls Of the loss. and received
word 10 prOeeed 20 adjust 1t. The daus-
age 20 the boat viii amouBi to about
$40 stitch uill b. paid Immediately.
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